Fort Bend Christian Counseling Center

06/10/2026

06/09/2026

We are at the Veterans fair today.

06/09/2026

Including kids in decisions increases their sense of belonging and feeling valued for who they are. This increases their sense of safety which makes it easier for them to practice managing their emotions more effectively.

Giving kids some ownership over camp preparation can help build confidence and reduce anxiety.

Read more tips for summer camp prep: https://at.apa.org/cf6

06/03/2026

Imagination is one of the strongest tools for learning. Happy National Creativity Day!

05/15/2026

05/10/2026

The most impactful way to assist with transitions for adolescents involves a brief, flexible preparation period, using visual or auditory cues, simple directions, consistent routines, and offering choices to support a smooth shift between activities.

Struggling with transitions? We can help you navigate them smoothly! 💚 💚 💚

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05/06/2026

Thank you Meyer Elementary School for inviting us to share about LPCs for Career Day! 💚

Your staff are truly wonderful and kind, the campus is full of life, and the library is absolutely incredible. And those wobble chairs! They are perfect for wiggly kids. 😍

05/05/2026

Just FYI, anyone calling from an LCISD number will get a message saying our number is no longer in service. This is not true. Our phones are working but for some reason anyone calling from LCISD phones cannot get through. I'm working on this and we'll be contacting LCISD IT department tomorrow as, according to our IT, the problem is not with our phones. I apologize for the inconvenience that many of you have reported to us.

05/04/2026

It's official! Our Richmond/Fulshear office is up and running. We are located at 8315 FM 723 (Legacy Suites) Give us a call to get scheduled.

04/29/2026

This visual explores what the screen–dopamine cycle can feel like from a child’s point of view.
It shows the internal shifts they often can’t name but deeply experience.
The pull of stimulation, the sudden drop, and the dysregulation that follows aren’t signs of defiance — they’re biology.
When we understand the cycle, limits make more sense, and compassion comes more easily.
It also helps adults see why screens become so gripping for some young people.
And why connection, rhythm, and co-regulation matter so much when supporting healthier screen habits.

You can download the Curious Conversations version of this visual for free, to use to scaffold your chats with your young people — LIKE the post and comment CYCLE below.